Hi,
I think there may be at least 2 solutions :
1st)
- Make for form so user can upload one or more file
- Modify that file in php, this point may be though, as php excel writers
have generally limited support. You can try something like this
http://pear.php.net/package/Spreadsheet_Excel_Writer ,
Hi I used the
I used the sfPhpExcelPlugin-1.0.2.zip from the
http://www.symfony-project.org/plugins/sfPhpExcelPlugin/1_0_2
In this I used this both for creating an excel file and downloading the same
using PHP.
Also I used the same for uploading an excel file and then reading the
contents of t
Why symfony 1.0? :( Why IE6? Don't get me wrong, this has nothing to
do with your original question, just — why?
Now, your question. Just think about what you're asking. Your app
inside the sandbox, namely your browser, shall save to the user's
harddrive. What would you say if a website sav
With just plain old PHP and even some Javascript built in this is actually very
difficult if not impossible to do as PHP was never designed to interact with a
users PC. Javascript was however designed to run client-side but does not have
direct access to a users hard drive for obvious security r
